On November 30, you will be greeted by a helpful guide at Cairo International Airport for your meet-and-assist service. You will be taken to your hotel, the Hayat Pyramids View Hotel, or another similar establishment, once you have cleared customs. After your flight, you can freshen up and unwind with an early check-in. A warm welcome will be extended to you in Cairo, a sprawling metropolis that combines ancient history and modern life.
Your evening holds an exciting experience, which you can enjoy either after some time of relaxation or brief exploration of the area nearby: a Short-term Supper Voyage on the Nile Gem. This cruise is an excellent way to begin your journey along Egypt’s Nile, the lifeblood of the country.
A mesmerizing belly dance performance, traditional Egyptian folklore shows, and a delightful open buffet dinner with a variety of local and international dishes await you as you float down the tranquil waters. You will gain a deeper understanding of Egypt’s vibrant heritage through the enchanting sights of illuminated Cairo at night and cultural entertainment.
You will be able to take in the enchanting atmosphere of the river and the Cairo skyline during the cruise, which typically lasts between two and three hours. You will then be taken back to your hotel.

Your second day in Egypt, on 1 December, is dedicated to exploring some of Cairo’s most iconic sites. After breakfast, you’ll set off on a guided tour to witness the grandeur of the Pyramids of Giza, the only remaining wonder of the ancient world. Standing at the foot of the pyramids, you’ll marvel at the ingenuity and scale of these ancient tombs, built over 4,500 years ago for Egypt’s pharaohs. Next, you’ll meet the mysterious Sphinx, a massive limestone statue with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh, guarding the pyramids.

From there, you’ll visit the Papyrus Institute, where you’ll get a live demonstration of how ancient Egyptians made papyrus paper, one of the earliest writing materials in human history. The institute also offers beautifully crafted artworks and papyrus souvenirs that you can purchase as a memento of your visit.

Next, you’ll head to a Perfume Factory, where the ancient art of extracting and crafting natural fragrances is still alive. Egypt has a long history with perfumery, and this stop offers you a chance to explore unique, authentic scents that have been perfected for millennia.

The day concludes with a visit to Khan El Khalili Bazaar, Cairo’s most famous market. Here, you can wander through its narrow alleys and vibrant souks, taking in the colorful array of spices, textiles, jewelry, and handicrafts. The market is a perfect place to soak up local culture and buy souvenirs.

After an exhilarating day filled with history and culture, you’ll return to your hotel to rest and prepare for the next day’s adventure.
Overnight at the Hotel

Your journey on December 2nd will take you on a full-day adventure to Alexandria, Egypt’s second-largest city and an essential part of the Mediterranean coastline. After enjoying an early breakfast, you will embark on a scenic drive, approximately 2.5 hours north of Cairo, guided by an expert. Founded by Alexander the Great, Alexandria is a city rich in history, where ancient wonders coexist with modern vibrancy. The first highlight of your visit will be the impressive Citadel of Qait Bay, a 15th-century fortress built on the site of the legendary Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World. This citadel, perched above the Mediterranean Sea, offers stunning vistas and a glimpse into the city’s military history.

On 3 December, your excursion through Egypt finishes up. You will check out of the Hayat Pyramids Hotel following your breakfast, and then you will go to the Egyptian Museum.
The world’s largest collection of Egyptian artifacts can be found in Cairo, Egypt, at the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, also known as the Cairo Museum or Egyptian Museum. It houses more than 120,000 things, with a delegate sum in plain view. It is the largest museum in Africa, housed in a 1901 building in Tahrir Square. Among its show-stoppers are Pharaoh Tutankhamun’s fortune, including its famous gold entombment veil, generally thought to be one of the most mind-blowing known masterpieces on the planet and a noticeable image of old Egypt.
Later will do shopping and afterward continue to the air terminal.